DAE spot way more birds since our park stopped mowing so much?
I walk my dog in the local park every morning, and last year they cut the grass less often. Now there are tall patches with wildflowers everywhere. I started seeing birds I never noticed before, like sparrows and finches. It clicked that letting nature do its thing helps with carbon storage in the soil. Plus, it needs less gas for lawnmowers, which is a win. I looked it up, and it's called rewilding or something. Kinda cool how a simple policy shift can boost local wildlife and cut emissions.